Playing music at the wrong speed?
Those of us old enough to remember the days before cassette tapes and CD's will know what this is referring to right away. FOr the younger folks, back in the days when it was mainly records most record players had 4 speeds - 16, 33, 45 and 78 - based on the rpm's of the turntable. By the time I was around they only made records in 33 - mainly for albums and 45 - usually for singles. To get to the point, when you were bored it was a great source of entertainment to see what your albums sounded like at the wrong speed - often quite funny, too. With all the advantages CD's and such have, it is not possible to do this with them. Anyway, with the advent of mp3's / computer music there has to be a way for the non-expert to do this again. So, the question is, does anyone know a place you can download something that will do this or a feature on itunes/ windows music I haven't been able to find?
Audacity doesn't work. Tried it and it just plays like a 1 second squeak instead of playing the song.
a perfect free program that isn’t too big can do this easily, and you don’t need to be a music technician or anything.
It’s called Sonique… just pop your songs in, and you can alter speed it up & slow it down.
audacity
YOUR SEARCH WILL BE FUTILE…..BUT I DO REMEMBER TIMES WHEN ELVIS SOUNDED LIKE THE CHIPMONKS
Yes, its called Audacity!
this is a program you can download for free by googling it, and it can do tons of things.
It can slow down, speed up, reverse, and echo.
Its also very fun to change the pitch of the song without actually slowing it down. So the speed will be the same but the singing will be higher or lower. its awesome.